BODIES GLAD IN m ’ DISCOVERED IN DLD ROMAN m mun“. \pl‘ll 18 -—The opening of Tut~Ankh -Amen’ a tomb and I... in confirmed now by countless diacoweries, that the royal .~ of the pre- -Christian and early Christian eras are apt to hold personal eflects of the deceased or, at least, those effects :1 u re inherent to his rank, have revived the debate whether . ll. 0 subsoil of Rome has been thoroughly explored. .')’ believe a systematic search way] up to the discovery of .Hn-ophngua. whose contents 1 .asily eclipse. from the point .. of their intrinsie and artistic , v ‘89 found men in the richest . 7 .\:’i;lrl tombs. nn-hvnlogists believe. that. 4, m nrtnln historical spots. undnrrround has never been .nni that what has been i- a «inn more to accident than \',=l'-545t‘d purpose of the ex- “. r lirrnnnno Ponti says that “willil be useless to search ~ lll‘.‘ or the Roman patri- , v, pagan emperors. as their ll’l‘fll’lfll'tlY burned. yet nt [vast one unexplored c an‘ntod nearby St. Peter‘s. .u i‘lo mausoleum of all the 'lnpf‘l'ol’l and empressee of .surveerled Constantine. .. ‘l'lwuilnsitls the Great. The- H l-Imprrss Calla Placida l‘um-rms and probably Val- I'I. Side by side to them I llll‘ll' wives. . nu rwrknrd showtng that ,q worn over opened. The “.1.- torn down to make -. mg of the present church. is urre left unmolestod. :vw l‘l’fl of what may he ' , m, l‘roirssor l‘ontl quotes r o' the your 14.“. con- “H ning of a, marble sar- ,'.»lnin;:' tno unidentified u't in llElll “hilc digging il- 'le prt lulu Illfiiilt‘ . T‘l"'ltllll.Klll thvrv was :1 ‘.'ll illl' vi \xitn silver. \‘vllll'h w H. :I about \Zl'.‘ pmmvls "x.. Imlluu “(ru \\ V‘;;p_'\"il l.I mlut “hit-‘1 the «wt to tho mint. Ii Shill- .\mi rmun pour-Is of M “not one founnl in the *r l-r‘ “'4 Mary Honorins‘uirvH “BRONZE AGE” GRAVE EDINBURGH. April 18.—A gram believed to be 2,000 years has been discoverer In Kladcardineshire.‘ Soot- land. Digging on his farm. a Catter- line farmer came upon a peculiarly marked sla'b about four feet below the surface. and under this were (our other slabs of larger rise. Beneath all was a full-wise human skelleton, with an ancient urn beside the skull. Ant- lt.’—-A prieth one quart of the “real goeda' bottled in bond and aged in the wood. awaits the headsemest male gradute o! the ele- ot 1’18 who at- tends the clam reunion at Colorado College. hero. in June. This prise is heldout by T.L. Lynch. of Pittsburgh. Pa... president of the class. who believes the odor should result in the largest reunion the class ‘1 ever seen. Lynch re- cently notined hh elem-mates o: the exceptional trophy and this city is pro- paring tor an overflow meeting. There's a 3100 Liberty bond. also offered by Lynch. to go to the meanber of the 131s class who has the largest family at any of the alumni who at- tend. lneaseotatiatheprisewill be split between the high melt. melt in during the .100 “as an ardent supporter. of the institution of marriage." he explains in his letter. bringoutarocordatisndanoe. was! norm AMERICANS ONCE WERE BOOK AGES“ By'l‘lsoAnsodatchress. CHICAGO. April 18.—Ma.ny of the illustrious men in American hm” at one time in the early periods‘bt the“ lives were house-tmhonse book “les- men. It was revealed here at a meeting of subscription book publishers. George Washington took orders for books and delivered them hinted! on horseback. .80“?de ‘0 I- _ r read by R. 8. Branch of China ’ Genet-:11 Grant sold Washington Irvin'- “Life of Columbus.” the Dover afled. while Daniel Webster derived Dartmouth college tuition tee. from the sale of Weeths‘ “Life of Washington." and Tooouevllle's “Democracy in America! “Napoleon Bonaparte. in his days as a struggling lieutenant. augmented his pay by taking orders for "L'I-l'lstolre de in Revolution.’ " Mr. Branch said. “Still preserved in the Louvre in Paris . was hook Biydell‘s ‘Amerlean Savage}? It cost himtzaconyendeolditat that: diary shows that he sold more than 500 copiea riding long «dances to do. liver. “Thomas Brackett Reed helped his way through law school by book sell- ing. George Peabdy. Arthur E. Sheldon and Charles P. Steinmets sold books at various times. and Jay Gould obtained signatures for bo'olrs before he learned to Juggle fortunes in Wall street. _ "Apparently there were lemons in, selling books even tor theee person- ages." said Mr. Branch. Perhaps they learned what our salesmen do today— that the ideals of the subscription book inch-try. honest aalesmanshim and high-class books makes for quali- ties that are the foundation stones of success In every line or work. FOUR wmn alum Five automobile manutacturers are planning to install a four-wheel brake system on their cara This do- cision has been prompted by the suc— Twenty-three pottery oer-pom Md twenty individual members or sanitary potters annotations were con- vlcted by Morel jug of conqiraey in redraint or trade and will be sen- tencedtoday in New York city. ‘ Funeral of thop Daniel 3. Tnttle will be held at. St. Louis. Way. and no provision hasbeenmade (eraser- mon in accordance with wish of pre- late. Chairman Johnson of House Immi- gration Committee and Senator Benin. Alabama. declare against any rehea- tion in immigration restrtetlons and Johnson also attributes criticism of statue by large mrporatiom to desire tor chess gr labor. Tum-three tedeml PM agents haVe been killed since prohibi- tion became Moe. Comm-nor Haynes announces as Wm Army atrium-s at Dayton. Ohio, stay in air 8‘ hours. 5 minutes and so seconda establishing world's record British Ministers in Commons ant. taco vigorous criticism because of i.- dve against French action in the M and resultant handicaps to 81’“ trade. Dan Bmemone ottbe moetmtittaae leaders of Irish Irregularn is ca.- tured in Aherlow Glen. Western 11" perary. Mussolini is arrested at Bologna.- Italy. for overspeeding: praises police- man who trapped him with admon- “15o your duty always and tees nothing.” The Comedcut Hater M association wfil hold their annual eon. vention in Briueport. Kay 9. thwa- Among other inducements to bring the alumni from all parts of the coun- try to the cis- rennion. is a mammoth cake. to be given the most corpulent iquarians pronounce the grave to be typical of the Bronze Age. and ex- perts are further investigating the dis- covery. \ com the hydraulic brakes on the Dnesenberg have accomplished and by their popularity in Europe. is Napoleon's book canvassing outfit and with it is a list of 200 subscribers whose names were signed on the OWLAND’s announced last night..'l'he made-ar- tern of the annual meeting will be in the Elks club. for sustained flying. Bishop ,Alehnder Charles .Gan'ett of Dallas. Texas. so. oldest prelate in See the Candy See how we ice making shop Interesting Buy the candy 1~r ..r the leunmn rnn-' ul'l gun a «ivlin'h- inlr'n. inmlm of lllC i‘hristlun l Iiriziio ‘\()lllil )ulnl. 'I‘lio- - accidentally to light in l u‘hvn the sarcophagus o! l-lmn Ernnite was opr‘nod. the a and the officials of the pon- urt. as a chronicler say.s 1.21 d at the sight it offered. - Ilv um: their own cums liviEV o! the empress was clad 2 you'll. while gold rmhroid- mlmts covered her face and LI? by side to the body there - . u r box containing thirty small n if crystal. agate and other nnd four or gold. Beside, iwro two cups and an oil lamp l. A second lmx lined with I silwr contninwl. according to -'\roni(‘ler, nrtvvn "figs. a num- ' earrings. sninll (losses. collie“. is. rv-ull-a nn-l :i small gold ball opvnmi like a nut. livery . “us or gold and of the most .in workmanship, studded with' .,,-., pearls and other precious Among the stones there was » wl one, which bore the like- llmiorius and which was sold FNQ ducats. ' at that time there was little . z,» respect for what was found ‘ n ‘ nth. and the treasure was dis- 'l‘hu articles found. when , ' yivlilod ainout seventy Amer- l mils (if gold. y VIM‘P of jewelry saved and ‘\l!irn(‘0 “us a. large brooch r tin» name. of Mary and Hon- ' '. lireo- hundred years later a ’l’rlvulzi purchased it for the \lusmim. l'rofrssor l‘onti says the Vatican RSL‘H‘ the necessary ~u for a rarri'ul search of the - im‘s underground. a number 1 would Iw unearthed that lw'oluillly Jll‘ld even richer l \‘IllA’ IN DI'AL CRASH '.El,\t\l, Eng. April ll—Just af- ' “V \V. l“<~nwick was taken to «mini in a. motorcycle accident re. a. car containing four per. wt :1. rimilnr accident at almost spot. \Vhon they were thv same hospital it murt‘d they were close rein.- ” I'i'llulck. 'llh l, AN “OLD Pm.” THATwasyearssgowhmhe packed a terrible e 'mxhty irritabiestomash .da ‘ierthstrdusedtodothm. that all goodbyes-ems“. I“ wonderhiefriendemH-Il 'oldpill”aadstayedawsy. . antiserum-em ‘winrehedieeovrrdlseeh-‘e .l'i‘mlsandleamedthsttw man's life. Tod", ”I . :mISL a here to & win. it its made—fresh. l'you. Women’s suits Show Week $23.50. Pbiret twills of fine texture. The favorite fabric for u omen’s tailored suits this season. A material that wears well mm is so well adapted to the mode of the season which. calls for tucks and cording and p.1eats These are developed in a varied assortment of pleasing models, all of them lined with crepe de chine and carefully tailored. Cblors shown are tan and navy. Someof the shorter jacke is are richly embroidered with silk in self or in con- trast 4- color. 'J'Ihere are the suits with graceful line coats which ‘ always carry an appeal to the woman who looks to the . 3113126 richness of a garment to exemplify her particular in Jill are high class suits made to sell for more money but through anurrangement with some of the makers who supply us with our better suits we are able to oflcr these for Show Week at only $23.50. ‘ , 16 to 42' Second floor. eenter. Lesw Cleaning Fluid-special. 1-0me cleaner removes automobile grease, mt, arsteawinemofleawater, truiusndsherbetm l.(u’rlllticilicaiml colored y kid sing andm wearings w andsatinslippera, andvelvfiinfact’ materials. Any color no matter how delicate the ooler or texture. Loam never leave a ring—mid hm no odor. ; 'nhroughaepocial wfihthemakers who are demonstrating its anlue all week we are able to afier thela abottle formandthosnlallbottlofor 19oFor is added interest in this event. You will need more than one day to get the full benefits. Every day there McCallum Hosiery special at $1.95. These people make the best silk hosiery on the market today. They are very careful of the manner the hosiery leaves their factory. It must always measure up to cer— tain high standards. They are showing some interestings things here this week. They have also sold us a lot of their finer product—- pure silk hose for women. These stockings are heavy and rich. They are in blacks and some of the wanted colors. They are all perfect stockings and we are able to offer them at a low price for this Show Week only $1. 95. Main floor. left center. Show Week ribbon specials. Wondrous exhibit of many pretty things made from fine ribbons. one color on one side and a contrasting shade on the other —specisl 29c yd. Short lengths of hairbow ribbon about 1% yd. lengths heavy handsome silks Show Week 25¢ each. The silverware exhibition. Beautiful flat were of both Rogers 1847- ware and the Wm. Rogers dc Sons plants. There are shown many inexpensive cases suchas one would want for home use. There are also shown my beautiful cases of silver, rich and fitting for gifts for any Picot edge ribbon 1 inch wide in two tone—that is ~ the good cakes we make special for Wednesday—Old g Fashioned Washington pie. “Experts who know how to cook to the best advantage in the varied cooking utensils shown—they will tell their secrets to Experts on shoes and other wearables will tell you what! is best to wear and why. _ Marty interesting special values in the ready to wear sections and elsewhere throughout the store. Nemo Corsets Show Week; An expert corsetier is in charge of this booth' m our Corset section—she will give advice as to the correct model you should wear and help you in any way she may. Nemo Circlets—a special lot sent us by the makers of}: emo corsets to ofier at a special price for this week only. In this sale there are a wide variety of modelsm ' range of materials which includes silk striped beluga usaro cloth, heavy pink mesh and other dainty and able fabrics. Onemodelwhichwfllappealtomanywomcnismada with the diaphragm controlling feature. Sisesfrom34t050butnoteverysizeis tobehadin each model. The values are such that women who wear braESieres cannot afi’ond to miss this ofler—Show Week 96c. um: um. 1m trout. Wondrous silk skirts Show Week $7 .50. theoom‘tmyofoneofthomakersofsomn thisofler. Somedf‘theniostbesntifnlsflhoftheseasomhave figmdenepewithbdsder ton figured theWWII!306mm“:pleatedstyle. beautiful. Allwere' lainlymadetosellformuehw; —-chooeewhilaflleylsstatflfl. 006881011. SHOW eck only. laminar“. «r Which. for. ‘ the. «mark 'of i Special value. when.” oftheflnnrsflkdremakirtswesellweargabletomak‘of crepe—Wondmm» silks. Someanemadeinsportmodelandsunem ; Vafiedstylesofhighelassskirts—eaehonerichnfio f”
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